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Claim of Exemption From Australian Law

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yes Aiden the legal fraternity make up much of the swamp.
Posted by runner, Friday, 31 August 2018 10:04:24 PM
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It shows integrity that Belly is able to admit that the woman can't be excused for this theft- and admitted that she should be considered for deportation- (I think this should be done now- and save us the money)- and didn't try to chalk it up to intersectionalism.

Some of us have a hypothesis that culture (in this case the Sudanese culture) has an important influence on how likely it is that certain behavior is acceptable to individuals. (It appears that a number of Sudanese people benefited from this fraud.)

As learned behavior is established at different stages of life it can be difficult to dislodge inapproapriate behavior even if the environment changes.

Learned behavior. Basically "most people are the same miserable bastards they always were".

When people come from another culture it is inevitable that they bring this character with them-

if they are in enough numbers they can create a big problem.

Many believe that those from cultures (that are very different from our own) became a big problem a long time ago.

Some of these problems are low level annoyances- not breaking the law but making it very uncomfortable for those interacting with them- the purpose of this is animalistic territorialist expansion- there are problems of organised crime by ethnic gangs- often ethnic groups are on their best behavior until they feel that they have enough power to form a beach-head.

When we allow someone into our country we expect that they will show the same generosity to Australians that we have shown in letting them in- we expect them to behave in a better way-

but "immigrants just want more".

We can't expect immigrants to have the same feelings for our home as we do- we wouldn't want to force them to- but that's why we can't let them in.

As "Sitting Bull" said "If you give up your land- you can't eat money"
Posted by Canem Malum, Saturday, 1 September 2018 2:02:53 AM
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Yes there are criminals of British heritage- they are a problem- but they are "our problem". The problems of immigrants should not be our problem. We establish our government so that they can protect us from the chaos outside our borders. This has been compromised because they didn't do their job.

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But perhaps the reason immigrants were brought into Australia was as "shock troops for the industrialists" to keep down wages (see 457 visas). Some probably think that increasing Australia's population will increase their market size and hence their profit- but new ethnicities have unpredictable buying patterns- and often set up competing businesses to incumbents. The Tax base increases but perhaps not the Tax base per capita- but with more money coming in it can perhaps justify a good raise for the managers. There are economies of scale but not enough to justify the inconveniences.

We need to be more self sufficient- we don't need the world economy if we make everything here- yes there will be sacrifices- but they will be worth it
Posted by Canem Malum, Saturday, 1 September 2018 2:03:49 AM
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